chore: added link to FAQ in 1-org #497
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Thanks for the PR #290 was moved to a section in troubleshooting doc
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In this PR,
1-orgto inform users that they should request for sufficient projects quota and linked it to the detailed explanation inFAQ.md.The reason for doing so is because I personally did not read the
FAQ.mddocument nor the troubleshooting guide (I wasn't aware of those documents until I searched the error codes I was receiving on Google Search) and just followed the instructions as-is. On a fresh Cloud Identity org,1-orgis where I hit the projects quota.Now, I understand there are several issues related to this even with a fix in #290 although I'm not sure why that note is gone and there was no mention of any prerequisites to check if you have enough projects quota in the
0-bootstrapor1-org's prerequisites.That PR #290 was in November 2020 and even until today, I've noticed - after crawling through existing GitHub issues - that our users are still facing the same problem:
It's a simple note, and I believe it would help a lot, especially for people who may be new to cloud security foundations. Appreciate any feedback. Thanks!